Resources for Astrologers

Welcome to the resources page for astrologers where you’ll find links to useful sites, astrologers, and blogs to help you on your astrological journey. These are some of the places I’ve found most helpful. Bookmark this page!

Resources

Astro Databank – birth data and horoscopes of thousands of public figures

Astrodienst – one of the best sites for horoscopes, resources and articles

Astrology Ephemeris – data covering 9,000 years for the positions of all planets in downloadable pdf files

Equinox – good range of charts by Robert Currey, including Astro-cartography and Liz Green’s Astro*Intelligence reports

Café Astrology – a multitude of different charts and an extensive and useful website

There are many, many astrologers out there. Some are excellent, some are good, and some are frankly charlatans. To avoid disappointment and make sure you don’t waste your hard-earned cash, please shop around and get testimonials.

Better still – learn how to interpret your own chart. Just make sure you steer clear of sun sign astrology – what you want is the real thing…

Free Charts and Interpretations

Input your birth data and receive a free printout of your horoscope from the following sites:

Astrodienst: simple and detailed, lots of options, great looking charts with access to a wealth of analysis and features on astrology. Start here!

Astrolabe: simple to use, gives you a mini analysis, but not many options for house settings, transits, etc.

Astrotheme: easy to use, options for different house systems and other chart details, as well as easy options for sharing or printing. But I find these charts very hard to read – frankly, they’re a mess!

Café Astrology: simple to use, gives a basic analysis, but the chart itself is difficult to read. You do get all the details in a nice table which you can use to research a deeper analysis yourself.

Be warned: some sites require you to sign up and log in, and will forever after bombard you with emails selling you their stuff. That’s fine if you don’t mind. The only site I would recommend you sign up for is Astrodienst (otherwise known as Astro.com). It really is the best place to begin if you want to learn how to do astrology yourself. Café Astrology is also good for horoscope analysis and transit forecasting.

I have omitted a number of excellent metaphysical blogs who do not write about astrology as well as some blogs that only intermittently post. (I note that Litebeing Chronicles left a comment here. If s/he wrote a bit more astrology content, her excellent blog would have been on the list. Hint, hint. 🙂 )

You are welcome! This is not a comprehensive list, but I would definitely add Clarissa, Tara Greene, Anne Whitaker, and Eliza Basset. https://stillanotherwritersblog.wordpress.com/2016/11/26/critical-comments/ And, as a plug, my (main) astrology blog (I have three) has been up since 2008 and I have nearly 1000 followers with regular readership of about 100 visitors per day. I am sure I am missing a few others, but these seem like a good starting point (Clarissa, Tara Greene, Anne Whitaker, Eliza Basset, and maybe myself. I have a few others, if you are interested.)